Human Anatomy - Kotsan I. Ya. 2009

Urogenital System
Genitalia - Female Genitalia
Internal Female Genitalia

The internal female genitalia (organa genitalia feminina interna) include the Ovaries, epoophoron, paroophoron, Uterus, uterine tubes, and Vagina (Fig. 181).

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Fig. 180. FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE Organs

1 — internal uterine os (orifice); 2 — cervix of uterus; 3 — rectouterine fold; 4 — rectum; 5 — rectouterine pouch; 6 — ampulla of rectum; 7 — transverse rectal fold; 8 — fornix of vagina (posterior part); 9 — uterine ostium (external); 10 — fornix of vagina (anterior part); 11 — pelvic Diaphragm (pubococcygeus Muscle); 12 — external anal sphincter; 13 — internal anal sphincter; 14 — anus; 15 — muscular coat of vagina (longitudinal layer); 16 — muscular coat of vagina (circular layer); 17 — vaginal orifice; 18 — labium majus; 19 — labium minus; 20 — glans clitoridis; 21 — body of Clitoris; 22 — Urethra; 23 — vagina; 24 — Pubic Symphysis; 25 — Urinary Bladder; 26 — anterior lip of external os; 27 — posterior lip of external os; 28 — vesicouterine pouch; 29 — endometrium (mucous coat of uterus); 30 — round ligament of uterus; 31 — myometrium (muscular coat of uterus); 32 — perimetrium (serous coat of uterus); 33 — Uterine tube; 34 — psoas major muscle (relief); 35 — external iliac vessels; 36 — Ovary; 37 — suspensory ligament of ovary; 38 — fimbriae of uterine tube; 39 — promontory; 40 — Ureter (relief); 41 — uterine cavity



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